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General11:37 · Jul 12

Vladimir Logvintchenko, Whose Son Was Killed on October 7, Drowns in Ashdod Beach Accident

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Vladimir Logvintchenko, 60, drowned yesterday near Metzuda Beach in Ashdod. Originally from Ukraine, he immigrated to Ashdod in 2022 following the outbreak of war. Tragically, his son Vitaly was murdered on October 7. The incident marks a double personal tragedy for Logvintchenko, who had recently settled in Israel amid conflict in his home country.

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